Monet and London: Views of the Thames–Meditations and Impressions
《莫奈與倫敦:泰晤士河之景——冥想與印象》
In the 1950’s and 1960’s London in common speech was called ‘the smoke’. Beginning in late 1899 Claude Monet set up his easel on his hotel balcony and then proceeded to paint views of the River Thames with all its fog-like effects. The views that are depicted show the objects of attention immersed with clouds …